Tuesday November 29th, 2022 -
Popular Stories :
- Holiday spending is expected to be healthy heading into Black Friday, but inflationary challenges could mean fewer pricey gifts, less decorations, and more celebrations closer to home.
- The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has announced the largest fundraising effort in university history ahead of its 100-year anniversary in 2027. The Centennial Campaign aims to raise $250 million throughout the campaign.
- Before the COVID-19 pandemic descended upon the nation, Arkansas and several other poor, rural southern states were dealing with an epidemic that at the time was described by the U.S. Center for Disease, Control and Prevention (CDC) as a national crisis.
- After two years of having holiday celebrations upended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans are eager to get back to their larger holiday gatherings despite inflation and a tepid economy.
- Justin Allen of Dierks stands in one of the cavernous barns on the last sleepy Saturday of the 2022 Arkansas State Fair.
- As early voters go to the polls on Monday (Oct. 24), party leaders in Arkansas and across the U.S. are calling the upcoming Nov. 8, 2022, midterm election one of the most important political events in the nation’s history.
- For 19 years, the UA Little Rock head women’s basketball coach has followed the same process to prepare for each and every game - review film, hone the game plan, and push his players to execute - all with the understanding that success follows hard work, grit, and determination.
- The past 12-month period since Arkansas Regional Organ Recovery Agency (ARORA) landed on the list of the worst-run organ procurement organizations (OPO) may turn out to be the most crucial 365-day stretch in the agency’s history.
- Nearly six years after Arkansas voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot amendment to allow the use of medical marijuana in the Natural State, the Arkansas Supreme Court has approved a ballot issue for November to open the door for recreational use of the leafy drug.
- \In its efforts to keep inflation under control, the Federal Reserve’s Open Market Committee (FOMC) raised the target range for the federal funds rate for the fifth time in 2022 to 3% to 3.25%